Precision Electro-Mechanical Assembly Apprentice

What We’re Doing

Lockheed Martin is seeking to develop our next generation of precision technicians to be part of the Niagara Falls, NY-based team. The Lockheed Martin Gravity Systems team creates world-class sensors and systems used for both commercial and defense applications. We leverage core competencies in engineering design, manufacturing, assembly and test to build precision accelerometers and gravity gradiometers. The fidelity of our products in unrivaled – and have a storied history of success over the past decades.

Who We Are

Our customers are world-wide and so is our reputation for creating original solutions with the latest technologies. Our products keep our customers safe and bring them home to their families at night.

We provide the resources, inspiration, and focus - if you have the resourcefulness and perseverance to work hard, then we want to create a better tomorrow with you.

Lockheed Martin: An Award-Winning Place to Work

Who You Are

We are hiring for Assembly Apprentice to join our team. During the 8-week apprenticeship, you'll have an opportunity to develop your skills while supporting a variety of products and programs.

During the apprenticeship, you will gain experience and apply your skills in these areas:

• Perform a variety of operations to assemble precision electromechanical products including navigation grade accelerometers and gravity sensors.
• Perform work under advanced industrial microscopes at magnifications from 10X-50X or higher.
• Perform precision cleaning operations using reagent grade solvents, ultrasonics, Plasma cleaning and UV Ozone cleaning technologies.
• Assemble delicate components using advanced epoxy resins.
• Perform precision material removal processes such as lapping, electro-chemical grinding and electropolishing.
• Work in an ISO Class 5 clean room environment in a full gown.
• Solder electrical interconnect wiring from 0.001”-0.010” diameter under microscope.
• Perform leak testing using Helium Mass Spectrometer equipment.
• Process high tech magnets using magnetizers and conditioners.
• Use of thermal processing equipment including lab ovens, temperature cycling chambers and furnaces.
• Use of electronic equipment including multimeters, IR testers and vacuum gauging.
• Perform product acceptance testing using precision indexers, centrifuges and vibration equipment.
• Utilize Travelers and detailed work instructions as guidance in performing work.